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I'm Timothy and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn some very handy Spanish

adjectives, including the words for cute, beautiful, and perfect.

Let's start with some words that tend to be used in the same way that the adjective importante is used.

So remember this sentence structure that we've practiced.

It's important that they arrive on time.

It's important that they arrive on time. It's important that they get in a time.

Another adjective that can easily fit this template is

extraño, which means strange.

This is spelled with an enye, the letter N with a little squiggle over it. So it's E, X, R, A, N-e, O.

Extraño. Here's an example. It's strange that they aren't here.

It's strange that they aren't here. And then the word for funny is graciosa, spelled G-R-A-C-I-O-S-O.

So, for example

It's funny that she

doesn't see him

Is gracioso

that no lo bea

Note that this

word gracioso

only means funny as in humorous, not as in strange.

Sometimes in English we say, it's funny that she doesn't see him when what we mean is that it's surprising or strange that she doesn't see him.

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